Reading through this overview, there's so much in here I would guess has happened much earlier.

It just shows how fast the whole AI cycle is moving. It’s this constant barrage of new things, left and right, and making awesome stuff that was released a few months ago seem like ages ago instead.

It‘s too expensive for what I want and my past experience with it was not good.

I might give it another look. 🥰

So, after thinking I had a home for my newsletter, I learned I do not want it. So ... I'll keep building one on top of resend.com - I want to focus on writing content and building an audience. Substack just does not sit right with me.

Any other experiences/thoughts/alternatives?

Fish hate it! Tech is cool though.

Congrats Ben. Dope step!

The market has already decided what the better product is. It's just the government trying to protect the status quo, and hindering progress.

The simplest question, if it was opposites, we had EVs and someone suggest introducing cars that move by controlled explosions, no one would say yes.

I wrote a longform post about it. Naval isn‘t always right.

open.substack.com/pub/romankub...

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8/ AI replaces the excuses. If everyone can make something, the only thing that stands out is the idea itself.

7/ It’s about:

seeing possibilities others don’t

creating something new before it becomes a meme

improving an idea instead of recycling it

finding a direction humans actually resonate with

AI doesn’t replace creativity.

6/ Now creation is easy. Which means taste matters more than ever. Good taste today isn’t about polishing something.

5/ You needed Photoshop skills. Time. Knowledge. Now? Anyone can create a high-end concept visual in 60 seconds. Creation used to be hard.

4/ Before, maybe 1% of people could make these things.

3/ No. A few of them did — the ones who came up with the idea, and the ones who actually improved it. Everyone else just followed. AI is breaking this wide open.

2/ One person had a great idea. Five thousand people copied it. Did they all have good taste?